St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-17

be wise? Our disposition is to enjoy the fruits
of the world and let the world enjoy our
American fruits of industry and being the
brightest nation tpardon the remark). are We
not able to do this? These things are natural
to US, by reason of the history of our forefath-
ers and our abundant resources High protec-
tive tariff exploded itself long ago in the mind
Of every honest man, and it should not be
argued longer that it is honest to steal
from each other. Such things are too
simple. There's more true religion in old
time Democratic principles. honestly admin
istered, than any system of government yet
found or invented, and venture ever will be.
Why? Because il is founded on the good
principles and natural laws of the all-wise
book. The same book that teaches all things
in advance and plain, honest government
Now laborerS, and | am one of you, don't
allow your votes to be influenced away before
you have taken time to think, by the brazen
solicitors. You know we always meet them
at the polls. but dare to do right" by your
families and yourselves, and vote the true
Democratic ticket, of which we may well be
proud, in this thek Eighth district of Wiscon-
sin. And, soldiers. has not the pension BUSH
ness been improved upon? Are you not re-
ceiving that which was refused you in many
instances heretofore? Do not these things
show that the Democratic men are good
hearted men, and honestly in sympathy with
you: Then do your duty and encourage that
feeling by your votes. Farmers, don't throw
away the opportunity now offered for your
embrace: 5ou know you have longed for
something better; you have seen the waste,
and have fell 1t in the protective taX-payin@,
etc, but the saving cannot lie given you I'M
less you give your votes, which you1fully
understand. and after having suff-
cient time, if your matters are not
properly adjusted for your homes interest,
we viii join hands with you and seek else
where for remedy.
To-day more men are called fools because
OF their wisdom than their folly. of which you
ere also we'll aware. Does it occur to Won
that the Democrats have been on the outside
profiung in experience by others failures
and extravaganza, these many years, and are
now able TO render you good government.
Then vote for them and do not be hasty in
throwing away those things which are within
reach by your vote; and, as we said at the
nrst, this world Is not so large but what we
are familiar with its ways and learn to I'M
derstand many things within it; and we look
al the workings of its people the same as
once we looked at our farm and TOW nshp,
with the same Intelligence. and are not to be
longer politically fooled. 1t is our duty to
think OF and understand matters for each
others best good. Our Creator so provided
for US by business laws. plain to be under
stood. and we find no place therein whereby
oor people, or any people shall be fenced In
or out by stylish business laws, patented by
ScneLnlng men. AMI Wnen He ttue Creator)
male the world, did He not II axe laws? And
are not those laws DemocraLc? Then vote
Tor the laws that are nearest to our Creators
pan.
In closing. sincerely ask you all to vote
for our most worthy gentlemen, Samuel c.
johnson and James Bardon. of the Eighth
district. and by dong so promote your own
interests. Respectfully, A LABoRER.